First you will need to connect to the host system and determine the ID number of the guest you would like to work with. Connect to the host system via ssh and run the following command:
xm list
xm list
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This should provide you with a list all of the guests you created on your Satellite, including their ID number. look for the guest, guest1, that we created earlier in this list. If, for example, this guest has been assigned an ID of 2, then:
Run the following command to access the console of this virtual system:
xm console 2
xm console 2
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You should immediately be able to view a login prompt on guest1.
Login to guest1 as root using the same password you set in the kickstart profile you used to provision the system.
(There may be some messages on the screen. In this case, hit the Enter key on your keyboard to receive a fresh login prompt.)
To exit the guest console and return to the host system's command prompt, you may hit the Ctrl and ] keys on your keyboard simultaneously.
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